The Trump administration’s new 'Action Plan' to support US dominance in artificial intelligence is all but certain to be met with legal pushback, especially from civil rights advocates and copyright holders.

The set of executive orders promoting the US AI industry were announced shortly after Trump’s AI Action Plan was revealed on Wednesday.

Trump's order to ban "woke AI" calls for model neutrality — but that's a big challenge for AI companies.

Tech companies selling AI to the federal government now face a new challenge: proving their chatbots aren't "woke."

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“The American people do not want woke Marxist lunacy in the AI models,” Trump said during his nearly one-hour remarks, in which he also vilified former Presidents Barack Obama and “absolutely terrible” Joe Biden, whose executive order on implementing racial equity in AI industries was “proudly terminated” by Trump.

The order calls out diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), calling it a “pervasive and destructive” ideology that can “distort the quality and accuracy of the output.”

The president’s executive order could reshape chatbots’ politics. But experts say training AI models to be neutral is easier said than done.

The order would be one of several expected to be released outlining the president’s vision for winning the AI race with China.

After rolling back Biden era safeguards earlier this year President Donald Trump announced a new action plan to accelerate U.S. made AI technology.